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… His people not to mingle with other nations, to “ do after their works ”, and forget God. He forbade their marriage with idolaters, lest their hearts should be led …

… this people according to the greatness of Thy mercy, and as Thou hast forgiven this people, from Egypt even until now.”

… His people should be representatives of Christ. Aaron bore the names of Israel upon his breast. He communicated to the people the will of God. He entered the …

… His people, and had the Ephraimites possessed the courage and faith of Caleb, no enemy could have stood before them. Their evident desire to shun hardship …

… His people, nor would He long suffer the exultation of the heathen. He had used the Philistines as the instrument to punish Israel, and He employed the ark to …

… chosen people. But when a man was placed upon the throne, it would tend to turn the minds of the people from God. They would trust more to human strength, and less …

… the people in a state of discouragement, for this would have prevented all effort for a better life. Satan would lead them to look upon God as severe and unforgiving …

… , the people felt that they were left to the mercies of a king who was joined to Satan, and who would divorce the people from God and heaven.

… a people to stand in perfect unity upon the platform of eternal truth. Christ gave Himself to the world that He might “purify unto himself a peculiar people …

… the people of Jerusalem; and strength and courage took the place of feebleness and discouragement. His holy purpose, his high hope, his cheerful consecration …